This way to nowhere

Leftover arrows on the ISS that direct you to things that don't exist:
http://nasawatch.com/archives/2010/0...rs-to-del.html
Meanwhile, evil Obama refuses to spend unnecessary money, and Congress
know that is illegal:
http://nasawatch.com/archives/2010/0...-it-begin.html
Just because we aren't going to build Ares-1 and Orion doesn't mean we
shouldn't hire the people who will take care of them once they aren't built.
How the hell did "Mr. Small Government" Ron Paul get his name on that
letter?

Pat

"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
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Leftover arrows on the ISS that direct you to things that don't exist:
http://nasawatch.com/archives/2010/0...rs-to-del.html
Meanwhile, evil Obama refuses to spend unnecessary money, and Congress know
that is illegal:
http://nasawatch.com/archives/2010/0...-it-begin.html


With the democrats in such a strong majority, good luck!


Just because we aren't going to build Ares-1 and Orion doesn't mean we
shouldn't hire the people who will take care of them once they aren't built.
How the hell did "Mr. Small Government" Ron Paul get his name on that letter?



They should send the bill to the person directly responsible for the wasted
$11.5 billion dollars on a idiotic program, Former VP Cheney.


Pat

Pat Flannery wrote:
Leftover arrows on the ISS that direct you to things that don't exist:
http://nasawatch.com/archives/2010/0...rs-to-del.html

Another example of that is a photo of 3 sets of warning lights at LC-39: one each for Pads A, B and C. Can't find the
picture at the moment.

In sci.space.history Pat Flannery wrote:
Spaceflight Now had live footage from last night's EVA on their
website, and it's amazing how much writing the ISS has on its
exterior. The whole thing is covered with writing telling you where
you are, what particular systems on the exterior of the modules are,
and how to operate things.

Has Kilroy been there yet?-)

rick jones
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What it needs is a big red glowing button that has "DON'T EVER PUSH!"
written under it, and of course the inevitable glowing eye of the
HAL-9000.
A tribble or two in the interior would also be a nice touch.

--- a few mynock figurines or paintings on the outside, preferrably where
they can be seen from inside the cupola.

Jon Lennart Beck.

Neil Gerace wrote:
Another example of that is a photo of 3 sets of warning lights at LC-39:
one each for Pads A, B and C. Can't find the picture at the moment.

Spaceflight Now had live footage from last night's EVA on their website,
and it's amazing how much writing the ISS has on its exterior.
The whole thing is covered with writing telling you where you are, what
particular systems on the exterior of the modules are, and how to
operate things.

Pat

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Did any of the Apollo astronauts ever stick Kilroy on the Moon?
It seems like that would be a temptation that would be hard to resist,
especially for a military man.

Would be a nice single-panel: first expedition to eg. Phobos finds
"Kilroy was here" scrawled on a rock.
On a less flippant note, I wonder if it would become desirable to paint a
surface in vacuum, and if so, if a type of paint exists or can be developed
that's up for the job. An astronaut on an EVA doodling during a pause, or
writing something more useful...

Jon Lennart Beck.

Rick Jones wrote:
The whole thing is covered with writing telling you where
you are, what particular systems on the exterior of the modules are,
and how to operate things.

Has Kilroy been there yet?-)

I wouldn't be at all surprised if he shows up shortly. :-)
What it needs is a big red glowing button that has "DON'T EVER PUSH!"
written under it, and of course the inevitable glowing eye of the HAL-9000.
A tribble or two in the interior would also be a nice touch.

Pat

Pat Flannery wrote:
Rick Jones wrote:
The whole thing is covered with writing telling you where
you are, what particular systems on the exterior of the modules are,
and how to operate things.

Has Kilroy been there yet?-)

I wouldn't be at all surprised if he shows up shortly. :-)

Did any of the Apollo astronauts ever stick Kilroy on the Moon?
It seems like that would be a temptation that would be hard to resist,
especially for a military man.
Years back, someone at a military website had a petition going for the
Post Office to issue a "Kilroy Was Here" stamp to commemorate veterans;
I think that would be a great idea. You could make a whole set of stamps
showing it scrawled in oddball places in different theaters of combat.

Pat

Raven wrote:
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What it needs is a big red glowing button that has "DON'T EVER PUSH!"
written under it, and of course the inevitable glowing eye of the
HAL-9000.
A tribble or two in the interior would also be a nice touch.

--- a few mynock figurines or paintings on the outside, preferrably
where they can be seen from inside the cupola.

One of the drones from Silent Running...

Pat